Glasgow is one of the liveliest and most cosmopolitan
destinations in Europe. The city has been reborn as
a centre of style and vitality set against a backdrop
of outstanding Victorian architecture. Glasgow boasts
world famous art collections, the best shopping in the
United Kingdom outside London, and the most vibrant
and exciting nightlife in Scotland. A must see is the
splendour of Scotland's best known architect Charles
Rennie Mackintosh, whose style adorns many unique attractions
throughout Scotland's largest and greatest city.

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Art and culture are important in Glasgow life where
galleries and museums are in abundance - most with free
admission. A choice of over 20 includes the world's
first Museum of Religion and the renowned Burrell Collection
in Pollok Park. No visit would be complete without experiencing
the city's shopping with high street stores, designer
labels, and speciality outlets to explore, with welcome
pit-stops in the first class cafe culture around the
Italian Centre, Merchant City, Gallery of Modern Art
or Buchanan Galleries.

Near the boundary
of East Dunbartonshire and Glasgow,
you will find a memorial to William
Wallace, hero of Scotland. In danger
of being eclipsed by housing developments,
now may be the last chance for you
to visit both this site of national
significance, and the nearby Wallace's
Well, where Wallace took his last
drink as a free man.

The Hunterian
is Scotland's oldest public museum
and following a very careful refurbishment,
re-emerges as Scotland's newest
museum, and is the first to
attain the prestigious award of
having a collection of national
significance. If you've not visited
the Hunterian Museum in a while
now is the best time to go!

The City of Glasgow
owns one of the richest collections
in Europe, displayed in 13 museums
across the city. From Sir Roger
the elephant to Rembrandt's A Man
in Armour, and 1950s trams to medieval
tapestries, Glasgow Museum's got
something for everyone. What's more,
they're free and open seven days
a week!

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